The general coordinator of EH Bildu has expressed concern about the “instability”, knowing that the Sánchez government is allowing the debate on plurinationality to open in the state. He also advocated confrontation with the extreme right, but at the same time ‘being proactive’.
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The general coordinator of EH Bildu, Arnaldo Otegihas expressed concern about the “instability” of the investiture bloc, supported by the executive power of Pedro Sánchez, realizing that this government “we like it more or less” allows to open the debate on plurinationality in the state .
In an interview for the program ‘Boulevard’ on Radio Euskadi, he criticized that the investiture bloc of the Spanish state does not have a ‘reform program in democratic, social, institutional terms’, which plays ‘on the eve of the interests of the Spanish state’. the political parties.” “, and which he sees living in “instability”.
According to him, we must confront the extreme right, but at the same time ‘be proactive’.
On the other hand, Otegi believes that the many election calls in the coming months, such as the elections for the Basque Parliament, the Catalan elections and the recent elections in Galicia, will allow us to get a “real picture” of the situation in the region. Stands. According to him, the plurinational character of the state will be “accredited” in the Basque, Navarrese, Catalan and Galician parliaments.
Otegi has stated that EH Bildu maintains its objectives and principles, although adapting its strategy to the current world. According to him, ‘the whole world’ has changed and ‘the nationalist left must also adapt’. This is how Arnaldo Otegi responded to those who accuse the sovereigntist party of showing a friendly face out of tacticism.
In a different order, and asked about the police model of the Ertzaintza, Otegi has chosen to “go back a little to the origins: a Basque police force, democratic, at the service of the people, etc.”
Source: EITB
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